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Nutt! .52J5.] DICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. THE following COURSES, of LECTURES wat be-delivered in this Theatre, during the ensiling IVinter On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. POWELL. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. ABER:. NE,THY. Mr n the RN EETHY o THORY and PRACTICE o f SURGERY, by ABE - • • 00 NI I DWI I ERY, by Dr. THYNN E. On CHEMISTRY, by Dr. HUE. ANA.TOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mr. LAWRENCE. 4 „* The Lectures' will beg'n on Monday, ,the id of Oc; tober, i'wo otClock. Further, Partictilats 'm at ay 1):: kn,wn by ' applying to Mc, Apotnecary to the Hosiital.• This Day was published, - in four Vols. 12mo. priLe One Guinea in Boirds- HE ENGLISH BROTHERS ; or, Anecdotes of the HOWARD FAMILY. e favole, a And give to airy nothing. A .4)61 habitation and a name. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. ADVOWSON. .• PTO BE' SOLD, 'the PERPETUAL ADVOIV SON of A vet . ; desirable RECTORY. in Cheshire. The net Income is :0661. per Annum. The,age of t h e pre . sent Incumbent 60. For further particulars, apply to Messrs Graham Kin derley, and Dornville; Solicitors, Li nc ola's•inn.' , riENERAL SIR JOHN ATOORE'sCORUNINA Ykir PATENT C 14,MP BEDSTEADortyI Alititafy Bed lor the Fi e ld, Barracks, Arc. also aog a SOFA ,Tent or Rooni, &c. and likewi se - a SEA C fur a OT tor on Ship-, the whol e p ac ki ng i n a small Valk; allowed the b mo oard St portable ever yet inanufadured, invented by MORGA N aaiS iisiDE RS, 'No. - 16 and t 7, Catherine -street, Stranti, who most hurntily - presume the highest tumours ought to be paid all those who so gallantly Jive and die tar theii and Country. THUS YEAR, Ttespee l :ull'i'acquainis tl e rubric, that • the only LO l'T ERY to be drawn this Year Li the STATE LOTTER Y , which will be drawn on the .loth of nt.Xt October,• • ALL IN ONE D.AV. TICKETS and SHAIthS are se lli ng i; t great variety, and as the Scheme seems h ghl y approved, the earlier the ptitchase the better, there being only 5,000 Nuinfiers, from to _c,000.--SLltemes, With particulars, may be had gratis, at either of BISH's old establishedPilices in London. No 4. LORNIII er 9, Cl-I..IZING-CIWSS. Where Capital Yri/ . tts to an unritense atnotutt (too nuerie- Totis f.,r lniertion) Sad, • Shared, and Registercl, and where Petsons in the , Country may be sunpplied the same as if p'eseut—hy nditit:', their 0 rd,ls (pust..paul) ", c(anpanied with good Bank-Notes, or Post, Ofii ce Orders. ** * -j'iease to noti ce , t h e I.ottery hull's and finishes on the zotli of Ottuber, and that they will deeicit:42.:o,oQo Prizes. • itt • • _ . In tine Day (oaober ttAli) the - STATE LOTTERY riitl begin and finish. Only c,OPV) Numbers, anti zuo,cool. Prize Money. 01iNSBY and C. take the lib.ttty of recom ' mending an: early purchase of Tickets and Shales; and hope to supply their Friends with a large share of -the said Zoo,oool. Prize Money. Oiclers from any pan of the Clobe executed on the same terms as if present, at either of *lleinold 'established State Lottery Offices, 26, cornhill, ur and St. Margaret's-Hill, Borough., 1n 1237 and t8:8 Capital Prizes shared by I-I:"lnsby and Co. if, 544 - - I 3 , 8 3[ - - - k5 ,0 e 0 ' 9 4 - -2c , e00 8,716 - - 20,c00 . '19,57s - ; 2 79 . - - • - lo,oco 7,1:17 - • 133 _ - lo,o;:o 3,536 - - Several of t , ooo l , Sol. fzc. Be sides ON E I L. 1.1 ON STERLING in fatiier Lotteries. 5,06 5.0 '0 40"c3 2,c0 • S TATE LOTT E RY, To be dr awn in One Day, 2ot hof OCTOBE R, 309. S CIfEME. - , 2 0,C6 0 are - ;C Bo .oof ;.coo zOOOO - 4 - .4. 32 - . - • - 8,000 8,000 Jo:410 Soo lt)o 2 4 - - - COOO - • 2,400 5 3 , - - - - .1,830 '5 - - - - 73,800 4,9 2 0 2n,000 Tickers HIS ,I,OTTERY consists of only 5,000 N um- Tickets ot ea c h hers (frt.rn t tb 50 ilusiVe) • but .th er e are F our Numboo inclusive} which will be severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such Number ; for instance, it' No. t should he drawl: a Prize of ao,cool. the Four of that Number will each be entitled to zo,oool. mak ing, in the whole, So,nool. ; so thAt if any iierson shotild purchase more that: One TlOtet: of the sarrie Number, and th a t Number prove ; - rrttinate he may gain„, By Two Tickets of the seine Number, A Prize of By Three 'Tickets of th e same NuMber, £4 • ,OPO A Prize of, , 46 9 ,000 By- Four Tickets of r!:e, sat:lz Number, A Prize of. --- - -- - - Z 3O OOOO Auil All other P r i zes i n t h e same proportion. -TICKETS and SHARES 'are on Sale at dli the Offices. Z 200,00 e Th AROM ATIC SPIRIT O.F VINE GAR, (e original Invetnion of hlr.- Henry, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest perk:awn) conti - nuetto,be'prepared aud sold by THum AS and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, lk l.nchester : - - THIS agree bleu PERFUMED LIQUOR is A composed of highly, concent rated Vinegar, joitieu -with the most pleasant Aromatics and. efficacious Antiseptics. Its ptmgent Odour recd it extremely grateful" end Salu tary in Head Achs, Faintings, anti in ail places public re tort, as Theatres, - Courts of Instice, .as it.couriteraas the bad eireas of heatett and foul Air. It is also the best Antidote against the in te.ton of ail. Contiejous Diseases; As there are many spurious and inferior imitations, tinder the same ancrsimilar names, some of which are fallaciously lepresented as improvements, the public are rrt,,.:,:,!ed to oh terve YthatNla the h names of •TIIO M A S . and Ve' 11,1.1 I. M iIEIN'R, ncester arq eng :,;.. !boulder.' in the g l ass o f each brxtle.raved on .ea..' t a• np, -,.,:,," .13The 'AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, pike . gd, (Stamp included) sold wholesale and retail iy; ;',PAYLEY and ill,l'.lV, Cock spur-street, ,the only A.,;e:.ts London authorised by the Proprieters ; where may he • 4,l.•Sponge I3ox es o f 'Cold, Silver, Corneli. in , Cf rrystal, &c ;lt 2 Als. }IT N i R Y's .C.. 1 1.A.2 INli I) Al AG N; i'. SI A..-rm boitl es t -. f 001. an: lll, 2s ti::.lE, on laAlio rgerstamps ,h glass stoppers, n: ;s. eit.,:li, their,. -'. THFATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINP.I4ILL STRE ET. _ /V 4 R. WILSON begin the :WINTER COUNiE of . his LECTURES on ANATOMY, ) 1 211 SIO LOGY, PAI HOLOGN.- and. St) RGERY, on MON DAY, the zd of Oet,,ber, at Two o ' Cleck in the At... temoon . - Practical Anatomy. and Aliato - rnical . Demons2rations, will be continued in the Mornings, as usual, Under . „the 'direction 'i)f Mr. Wilso n ' an d M r . B ro d ie - •v 4 o.th., Il i i f tt " , . • '''. r 7 l, l;•,-; ' J. liar. ft:l e A'7 l rf'7 4 • .oaU.o. AA., A j 14# '77. 7 4 ;;' 1 * 7 : • .A.. . - 41111141** PRIDA 1, SEPTEMBER. I /809. -•--- ' Lloyd's, .Aug. 3t, acio. i N4l 'l' -0 ' , TIC E,. .. AT a GENERAL MEETING of th e SUE- ' .• . A . • ug 2.6, ißog. '4(l. • SCRIBERS to LLO V D' s, held this day, ' 'THE PRINCIPAL OF fi ICERS and • COlll- ~.„....- \vILLIA,M BELL, Esq. in . the , . Chair, ' • - 11 - MISSIONERS of His .I , lajes . :s Navy do hereby give . The MEItC H AN TS, UN D E RAV RI T If. RS, and other Notice., SUBSCIt Il4'E RS to-this House, having he ar d the Report of "...d the Cbinmit tee of th e PA Il ' o Tic FUND, trade a .31 0 . ,! . T . , , ,, ,' ~.) . a ., -. i i, . • ; tA.e,ithof .ceptembe r next : at One o'Clork, Meeting of the Subscribers to that' !institution on the 24 tit they -rill be resl6' i 0 it eat with f;.:// Persons as inqy be tailing to inst. and having considered the' same, ResOlved unanjmously, Contra R for suptiAintg his Majesty ' a several Yard s at Deptf.rd, ' , . Tiiat this Meeting .feel ..it ineurnbent . on them to contin ue kk , 00ltvieh, Chatham, Sheetness, - Portsmouth, ..and Plpn,Ribt their of •iseol. 3 per Cent. C onso lid ated Annuities- be transferred Sup port to the P atr i ot i c F und ; - and that the S um with Of any on e or more of lb;m ~ • HEW ED WE D GES of Asir, .. from the Stock belonging: to this f - lou's.'., as a further Con- Betrlr . , •Elm, or Oak. • • , . tribution to that benevolent and useful Institution. - A Form of the 7 - ender may be seen • at this Office. .No Tender kesolved unanimously, That the Tha n k s o f this Me eting : U begiven 'to the Ch a i r . received be her One o'Clork •.at the Day of Freay, nor any . .`' man, for his able - cohduct in the Cil'air. ' noticed, rsoticed, tlltiCi3 the Parry, or an Agent for him, attends. .. ' , ...---.... . .• • • The Merchantsi Underwriters, and. other*, :SUbscribers to N av y iloanti•and s i e d-b y two respo , , s iGl e Persons, engaging!. Lloyd's, who enjoy t h e p l eas i ng satisfaction of having led to &cont . c bound with I e Person tendering, in the S um o f soot. for the establishment of th e P atr io t i c Fund,. at the chfmnerice- - ment of the piesent War, feel themselves justified by the ex- , "the sine petjovmance of th. , Contraa. , . . --. • perience of six yearg'„ m irr recommending this and me- 1 ~---; - - -- ritorious I nsiitution to th e support of the i r Countrymen. .. . • Theyare solicitous at the sante time l oca l! t h ;: i r at teilti;4l to 1 OFFICE OF. ORDNANCE , ' that atteredsfat e Of P u b l i c Affairs , for Which the N at i n is ; . .. . • indebted to the valour e>l ou r brave Defenders: to the almo st August 22, 18 09 . ti I enre donihtlation of the Nival Force of the Enemy, whichTHE PIi'INCIPA L OFFICERS of HIS MA has crowned the gall Ant exii: Ars orßritish Seamen ; and to ' 2/.4:37T's ORDNAAV.B do hcreby give Notice, That the hopes of ultimate success, which the courage, discipline. ' dthen' Offi •Pall or and firmness of British Soldiers have inspired in those, for ' ' Propr)sals. will be receive -at te, in Mall,. on whose deliverance from apm ;fidious 'Usurper, they are at this . klore M on d a y the litir Day of September next, from suck' Per. moment making the most h eru i c exertions.: t ' be willing to Un ! ma y dertake the Supply of C I P PER And now that th e transcendent efforts of valour displayed sons as : by the Heroes who have led, and by the brave Men who have HOOPS for Service of. this- Department, for a periparof one so nobly follovved in the Cause of our Country, have secured ' Year. . . the freedom of these Realms, it May surely be expeded that • ~ ,-, ,„, , .... c ., , , the same generous impulse and feeling, Which, at a mot-Neill - Patterns of toe /I It' ter rn.f,vce v ie we d , frpon art calms, at the 0 1-great general alarm, induced all ranks to iota in the laud- Nincipal Storeke e p er ' s Offi ce i n the Totber, and lurther par able endeav o u r to animate the elfoits of our. Defemlers. ''' , 'ill ' ticul arsi to get h er with the Ton h and Conditions - DI the Contl'act, be found still a li ve to their merits and sufferings ; and that so long as the present Contest shall last , " the B ritish Seaman m.,, 'be known a t th e • S eer?laij "s Uri., in Pall-Illall, afore-, " and the Briush Soldier 'inay alike confidently tru s t , that' said any day, between tlx balers Ten and F our o 'Cl oc k , of " these 'wh o a re dear to him while living, war, in the event of " his falling in the sacred Cause, find Friends and Guardians ' whes-e the Proposals must 46e delivered, :talc! up, and indorsed, )ii a grateful and generous Country ." ..0 .. ," Pen totals ‘ los Co {Signed) VII L peer 'Hoops ;'' but no P ro p osa l can 6 e . ' LIA MBE LL, Chairman. ' ' admitt e d rafter the ;aid trth d.yr of September, at Tat'elpe o'Clock at Neon o f th e same day, Wilber sail( any Tender be tented,'unless the l'aefy making it, or an Agent in his behalf, ;ball ' attend. • . • PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, Aukust 3f, 18.39. r 'IIHE CONIMITTEE for Managin g the PA.- I. T lti-OT I C FUND; have great satislaetion in laying be:ore the l'ii:alii, the EtesolutiNis and Addrc,s of the Sub scribers to Lloyd's, passed unanimously:at a General Meet, lug held - here this day i and they cannot lint express theft lope, that as the truth and force of the sentiments of that respectable Body must be acknowleged, so the liberality of their example Will be generally followed. .. 13y Order of the 'Committee, j. I% IV ii l. s f ORD, Secretary. ' . . . Alnotint of the new Contributions already adver. Z . s. 41 I used - -' - 6513 5 e. 1 The Subscribers to Lloyd's (3 per Cent. C on . sots) - - - - - . sopa 0 0 . Governor and Conivany of the I.7alik .of Eng land ,. - -- - --.- soca o 'o G. Malone _-_ . , - - - • - t f 0 Nathaniel Hard en ' - - - - 21 o 0 Henry llinde I'‘Aly . ' . •.. ' los o 0 TSmiths. IVL:rteii, and .'it . . Barbe , . W . a aft W. Cu.:is, Cl a rk e ud Co . lo 0 0 s CO. - ~ fos oNo john A tk; os - _ , _ - 105 0 o B. BAifl'.illon - - - . 5' 0 0 Li:..ain D awes - . .. .. - los 0 0 Ancir.ew Harrisuo - - - - sz 0 0 . jolin Harrison - .. - . - - • si, to 4) Ecojamin FlarriSnn ,' - - . - - 51. to 0 i onn E. Th rod - omit - 3h . - - - 21 0 0 1 , t. w. an d I. %V liitreicre - - . .. - tos o o : - all til k *e Bankers Subscript in ions the United are receiveind dohmu e Bunt' j.loyd's, and b y . . . i ! , . . , I . , By Order of tLe Beard, I?: N. ('E!V, Secretary, BILL OFFICE, • Aug. 3t, 1°,39. 411 Exchequer Bills dated it the illontk of August, 186 . 8, I • TO BE PAID OFF. ICE LORDS COMZIZISSIONtRS of His MA, y ES r ' s TREASURI' having Killen DirehNons fof pay ing of't/n' Peincipal 'f the above-Mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the htterest doe there - on, at the Exchequer Bill Offiee, in the Receipt gt Exchequer, I\ 7 elt ,- Palare yard, Westminster, on S.iturdli the 23e1 Day ,d September. Attendance will ie given dal& ( Sun. days and Holidays excepted) until and including the 16th -of September, t5.,9, from Ten o'clock in the Morning all One " in the Afternoon, for the pUrpi:se of reveltMg' the same. "Ind for the greater didpai 06, the Bearers of the said Bilis are aesirsd to bring Lints t het rof cofritaining the Numbers ) in Numeri c Order, accord is 1/se Dates of ilk; said Bitl4 andCommeneenzent of Interest, with the principal Sums' and Interest due th:reon, romputed from, but excluding the Daj'S ors which they are respeaiVe . ly 'dated, to the said 2 3 ,e 1.. y of September, inclusive, when the Inte rest Will cease; and the said Be.trets (being Ilol..ers or Os') are sirdirpensakr . required to 'indorse each Bill with their usual ; grid to Write their Names and Re. silence ut the i.41:42:: of Their List; and they are more, over rep?! cit to attend the I.xcheepter Bill qiice for Pigment, and to rec s oli , e the Bills, and give the Receipt: for the To T. TAYLOR, Sulgcmi, "islo. 9, New. liridgo-stre e t LoLalon- , silt, Edinburgh, May 2, 'Soo-. I. T N the Spring of 1794' I was afflieted with a A. 'Venereal Complaint, which I • treated with indiffer- ence for five riatintlie; but was then obliged to apply to a .1 tegelar Phy s i c i an , wh o put a temporary stop to the viru- denee of the Disease (by Mercurial applications) f or some time; but grnwirir, in spite of ell inedicine and the advlce of the first .Gentlemen tat the. liaculty here, Worse aaet worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot. —My head, thr oat, mouth, nose, legs,. arms, ete. have been alternately 'in danger of becoming useless ; in short, I have had from 'twenty to sfiirty eating ulcers on my bode, and nearly totally de ,rived of sight.—it • would •be Voluminous to partieula- ' rise all my ease—suffice it to say,. there never was, or der shill be, one of aonore' dangerous, or of a, more compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and o nar ia t el myself, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was - preferebl e to my more than miserable State. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. 11. o f Piymouthe-emy friends read it, I could not.___l sent and' procured some of your I.EAKE's PATENT PILLS, which, by using front time to time, am now have ave leng: been, .(after more th an f our years indescribable , distress), in as good e, state of health as e ver I en j o y ed;: as a D R. F A CERTAIN DISEASE REEMAN'S Uni versa l a nd long established proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy . chitdi b orn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes Medicine, called GUTTA SA LUTARIS may be 'of tendering my f e ll ow -creature service, 1 request you to depentred onto ' be a cerolin, safe; 'and epeerly cure' for the publish this ;Ind - you tney at , any time refer p ersons wile most inveterate Vener ea l Disease Gleets, Ulc ers , P a i nS wish to be satisfi e d o f tire troth of this, o r further part- and Obstructions i n t h e Urinary P„issages in eith e r sex -. its operation i,' by urine and insensi9le perspiration. A slight callers*, to me or na y fri en d s, by letter or person. • - As-tew cases - for badness w ill ever equal mine; and none easels eeneraly cured in a few days, mud a con6rmed Lues in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies, exceed it, I have from experience- every reason to as mankind, that in your 'LEA KE's, PILLS they hill find . Weaknesses, ,nd.Obbtructions, are Rheumatisms, C; ravels, pure, speedy ' sate, and radi ca l cure, for thy; most dread_ speedily removed by these safe and s,dtitary drops. They, tul saga of the Venereal Disease, which is call e d a c require nothing to wink. them oil; no restraint of diet, or I IRMEL Liras. 10 IIN THOMPSON "; hincternice from, business. Those wile take them may de • insurmountable family reasons prevent making m peed or; a sound and perfect cure, without the knowleclet of any person whatever.- They cause no sickness, and the pa_ wanting and address ,public ; but creditable persons- rail Ln Y tient may ;,• 0 about his or her business,' without the least dan wanting information - may also be' referred to in' . and ger. The large quantities that are daily sold for exportation friends by MTS. S. Clark, Ratusty-Gardens, Edinburgh. Y Prepated-and old by the S o l e P ropr i etor, and domestic use, p r o ve their efficacy to surp ass .every ot h er S T. TAYLOR, Member of .:`.e Royal College of Surgeons medicine in the known world. Sold by appointthenrof Dr.• Freeman at Mr. "Butler's, No, 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa in London, at his house, No. La Newßridge-street, Where he wilt give Advice without a fee; to persons tak. post. • in n e r e n v o e s r t y e r io r v o , w i , ,; in n n b d o r t e t t i e a s i I at h y Z o s n . e 9 o d r . rannoare4sli:le6ds jic.i7eeachV?ei‘tvdietrhs in;, these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if pied, on the same a ine terms, observing i n a ll cases the most ' , le directions.. inviolable secrecy, no nelson's nam o o or case, ha v i ng be, ii , -......._ ....----..........,..e..........:-..a. mentioned, but at t h e i r own if articulfr requoet, by the I ro- REAL BIor.SSING TO MOTHERS. prietor, detrirg the course or more than tletrty.ei e y,,, 5, ' D R. BUCHAN tnwt pathetically describes the • : that he irAtad the. conesoreties of -an exeensive sale of the sufferings of Children while tinting their Teeth, a above M . r,e, and the practice arising theeetiont. most dangerous peri9d, at which time the utmost attention They are also acid by his Appointment, mor the eonve. ; ought to be paid them; as the Chin- Cough is so brief, if nience of those. living at a distance, '' by Me. Bxter irritation of the gums comes with any other ionier, • South-bridge, Edinburgh; • Mr. Macdonald, .Printer, Glas. ' very few ire:ants recover. The Mother ought •never to be : gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his, address; at the • without the AME K I CAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Perfumers, (No. 35, St. Alban's-street e Pall-mall; Mr. : Nursery; for if a Odd should wake in the night with in Robertson's ToY-shbp, No• 105, Oxford-street 4 Mr. Dis. , tiannmatior, in its C,' wits, it immediately opens the pores, borough';, N- j . 7, Fm4n- street - Bill, nearly Oppucie the MO:- i . heals the gum:, and pies is Fevers or Convulsions. nument ; 11r. Steel's, bookseller, No. I, Union-row, Little Parents who may be debioo s of the- Virtues Of the Soottl- Tower-hill ; Mi. Bull, Dorne-Jtreet, Dubli n; a n d b y one , ing syrup, ulay meter to rho different Cases whicn have ape perso; in every co.niderable town in Great-Britain and : peered ier this and other Papers ;or ;nay have a List of Cures ireland, in .soKeS of only 2s• O. teach, sealed up . with ' at the •Doetor's house, as Mothers arc every day bringing ilia amen plain d•reatuns, whoreby persons of either Sex ; fresh cases of the Virtue of the Syrup, N. Is. Every B Where it has s a v e d is:Ay, dirt themselv es w i t h ease an d Serre9y . Brie sold in 'Great Britain is s e al% up ! th 'i i-r o C b ‘ e h i j i l a d d re o n ithe Proprietbrs, I. johnson and Co 9ltNew. with a Stamp, or, which, by favour of the Coininis- t man-street, street ; arid 'retail, of Golding, 4, Corn. • sioners, is printed, at the Stainp-9lllee—" T Tay ler ! hill, medicine of Mr. lanes,' Portsea, Hants; atd of all '' Ni. 6, New liridie../treet.. , to imitate which is felony, an:i I the principal venders in.' own and Country tat as. ail ot4ets are outurteireits, 1 9d. a bottle, for - reedy money. _ • 4 a me . o f the Holders of tke aforesaid Bill: skould be desirous of receivin g payment ej the Prinripahand lutesest -previous to the said 23d Day of September, they may be accomwodated,. en corn- Patiig :he bait-est to the D.ty on which th6r wish to Ae p 4 q,- and leaving the said Bills for eXaminailort one.dsiy pf - ior thcseto, .Such scut as may be desirous of bayi pre 'Nero Exchequer Bills in whole or in part Payment of 'Principal,. upon 'n4isking New Bills, and mentioning ibe Amount, at the bottom y their Liar, delivered on or before the t6th S'epread, 16o9; maybe ' acecinmodated With Nezr I3ilh , carrying an Interest of. Three-pence 'One Etrihing by the Day, on every One Hundred Pouild!, which said New, , Bills. will be a r late the said 2;3a' Day of Septemb e r-, [Hog, anti will be delivered on Tuesday, 2,6 th _Seplember, and the following Days. • IV. All Exchegzier Bills dated prilr to Avgnst, !got, have been gdyertised tube iaid ( 1 §; and the 'theca t/Jt'iesu - Ga r ceased. [PRICE SIXI3/cet HALFPENNYe Cz -1r ( iiiii 1 c.4.-lio . x i. 4.0.. )s• ..., ~ ~. •....-.0411 • • 1 4') ifiT9r 'ji CII/LSE4 HOSPITAL. PAPERS PRESENTED To THE lintlsy (1' COMMONS, RELATING TO THE BUILDING A NE. •• INIII‘MARY, AND LEASING OF GROUND AT CHELSEA Hu PirAL. 1..--Mr. Aost, Secretary to C. , elsea Hos . ital, transmitting the Reports of the Ph; sita4ll, Surgeo , ,, on the Plans tor converting the Isuitaino, lately occupied by turd Yar. borough, itito awlnfirinary for the 1051): Chelsea, Hospital, lone 6, 1809. Sir-1 - I.tving in my fetter of -the. !nth 11/lay in answer to yours of . the .sth, - acquainted you th it in with the tecommendar ion of the Lords ,of the Treasury, the Lords - Comr4is7ioners of this Hospital nad reterred +he 'questions stated in your letter; on the comparative advantage to the tiospi- , tal, of the plan for convertin g t h e b u ildi ngs l a tely •ocCupiecl by Lord Yarborough to the prpose of act - infirmary, with that for erecting a eitote it v.r building-on some other part of the-gr , und, and the. different estimmes of the expetic, ; to !he consßiera r tion of the phySfelan; surgeon,' and clerk of the .works of this - ho . spital, And als o to tl i ttie ther pro fessional gentleitten of . erttittenoe ; I . tit now (orect ed by their Lordships to send you enc.osed copies of the .rep. , rts of those officers,. .s al ,o of Si , W..iter Pat quhar, physician, and Ar. haspexior . general: of hospitals, tog- hr Aith.l tie 'reports and estimates, in ati the several pi. r ns annexed. th e reto, , o f M r. G .or g o. Saunders, archi tett : And I am to.'desire, thal in I :iyurg th , •!: : befii're the Lords of thelre.:is.ry,yoi ill be pleased to acquaint their Lord Scps itli toe.opi ion of this Board, brat the plan.., Nos. 4 and s„iititlett. d to Mr. 'Sauti4erS's reports, appear, to be tilt best calculated; for th( tionYeniefice of iheintit. and the general - apperrance hospital ; Ihe Lords 'Commissioners t or, hoytial did not „originally propos;:, a new build ng for an infirmary, ' solely on- account of ihe ad(lo to tl cx 'whi c h the ere6tian of it virouht necess.irily occasion. 1 aiii, Sir, Yout most onedient humbleservant, (Si i gnect , ) GEu. • AUST. - Cla Geo. Hairisbn, Esq. 2.-Dr. Mos;lcy and Hr. Keate ; Repoit, in answer to the Letter of the loth instant: Chelsea Hospital, May ts; rgetp Sitt—We have the honour to ack now l e d ge . t h e re . ceipt of your letierot the !bat instant, and in obe. Vience io,the directions therein containetl, we re quest that you will be pleased to intoim the' Lords and others, CoMopissioners tor .the affairs of Chei.ea Hospitat, that we have with the utmost aNenti.in. considered !he-plao for concerting the buildings late ly occupied b . ), Lad Yartloroughi to the pur c ose of an infirmary, for the'sick pensioners; and we Have also considered of the proposition for an entirely new building, to be erected in some other part of the ground: Audits comparing the advantage, between the two plans, we beg leave :to state—. That although the bud ;ins lately occupied by Lord Yarborough are - oipable of being- converted into a convenient infirina y for the Sick pensioners; and though the quantity of land being an acre, is fully sufficient for the intii wiry a, d airing ground, and tiee from any . inconvenience trom the villa . , as settled to be placed . Yet we cannot heSitate for a moment to say, that an entirely 'hiew edifi.,e, with the, modern improve. ment in buildings of this sort, insulated, and . con. strutted expressly for an infirmary for ,ged people, consequently:peeutiOr in . many respects, u.t have considerable advantages over the best infirmary ,that Could be made out of any house, or any other build. ings whatever. We have The honour to be, Sir,. Your moss obedient humble servants, (Sign ed) BtNJAMIN MosELEY, J. .LATE, Surg. to the Hospital. GE - 0. AUST, Esq. &c. 3.—Mr. Soanes Report, in answer to the Letter of the loth. Chelsea Hospital, May 16,.184. Sts—l`am honoured with the • direttions of the Lords and others, Coinmissioners fortheaffairs.3fthis HoSpital,.by.the favour of your letter of the 10th of May, requiring an opinion :- Ist, Oct the comparative advantage 'to the Hospi. tali, of tlie plan. for converting the b ui ldi ngs ' lately occupied. by Lord Yarborough it. ! . the purpo,e, of art infirmary, or "of -that for erecting an entire" new building on sonic other part of ale grpund. 2dly, To state the estimate of the expense of the new building, compared .t.ith that of 'altering the present buildings. o l d, idly, To transmit the several plans. • In answer to the .first direqtlitn; I innit beg leave efer to my report :made to the Board on the 24i b :April pp,•22, 23, 24, &c. &c: On the second direttion I 'must obserVe, that the Plans referred to are not rnat!e' our in cie!inl; .but contain only general ideas:, and therefore catinOt..bd accurately - estimated. stit. after 'attentively con sidering tile•suOja,'l stated in my first report to the 'BoarclOhat the expense of the AteratiOns a i nd additions, to convert the preniises late Lord Yar borough!i'inio an infirmary, together with the new buildings, whi!.ji ; after consulting the physician and apotf!eeary; appeared to• tie absr,l , ,tely Wutlid amount to about 14,001. ..I hay« since re considered the subject and hate no reason to think the expense will be ksg. 'Res'pediog the third dire4,=.tion, 1 beg to state, that copies of the general plans i f rrect le, are add the report of-Aprd 24th ; but it tile Board wish for any othercit'‘4llltive. 'rue great pleasure. 'to .provide them. • On the vomparative coniideration of the pliu , s, / have‘otily to so ) , "ttrAt the first rian was 4ria.te in obedience to a positive dirt•olion to co! of the best manger of approprioting t I t`e prealikes aate Lout Yarborough's to the pu,rkoses of au iutiecuaiy. • i •